On Demand Episodes

Foreign affairs are starting to heat up in the midst of the pandemic. Where will this lead?

How can you exist within the US financial system? Learn the system and you DEAL WITH IT!

This is a quick episode to take a look at why we’re here. We discuss some news topics and riff on a brief follow-up to Episode 69.

https://www.spreaker.com/user/10539253/episode-71-discernment-why-were-here

Have you heard of CHAZ? What about the China marketplace shutting down? Buckle up…there is a lot happening and we’re going to discuss it all.

There is a lot of information out there, but how do you know what to believe? Disinformation can steer the entire country in the wrong direction so we need to be aware of what information we’re believing and, most importantly, teaching/repeating.

Gil Scott-Heron’s famous poem said it will not be televised. Times have changed and this revolution is indeed being televised.

The system was setup this way. It wasn’t intended to operate for everyone and the backdrop of protests is covered and handled fundamentally different than corporate looting.

We’re joined by Scottie Clark to get the perspective of a former police officer in how to handle “bad apples” along with policing protests.

We discuss the George Floyd killing in Minnesota and how we get beyond the acceptance of government agents killing Americans.

We’re taking the day to look back at an old episode where we nailed several aspects we see happening right now. It was a great episode ended with a great debate over LeBron vs Jordan; which is great in the sense that we just finished The Last Dance documentary.

We have a discussion with high school and college coaches about what’s going on in sports now and in the fall.

Bill Still, writer and filmmaker, joins us to discuss American monetary policy and where we go from here.

Phil Magness, an economist/historian, and Roger Tipping II join us to discuss the Ferguson model and the issues with the model. This is the model many countries are using to lead their COVID policies.

In this episode, we discussed all things oil and gas, what we’ve seen over the last 60 days, negative prices, and what’s to come.

What’s going on in the country with all of the protests and how people are handling them?

States are reopening. What does this mean for all of us? Is this a good thing or a bad one?

Paul Basaldua is a COVID-19 survivor who donated his plasma to help with the fight for a cure. He joins PFA to tell his survival story and to discuss the pandemic.

The current recession is hitting a lot of markets. We look at the housing market with industry experts Douglas Hoffman and Minesh Patel.

A live discussion about what happens when the economy opens back up.

A live discussion about how to manage the changes happening with our civil liberties.